Assisted Living Communities in Simpsonville, SC

"My mother is in Brookdale Brushy Creek, and so far, it's been great. She loves the food. The people are great; they love her, and they're caring for her. I would recommend it. She has a shared room. When you walk in, there's a bathroom, a little sitting area with a sofa, and a little kitchen that has a tiny refrigerator and some cabinets. They're like in their own room without a door. They have curtains, which we really liked because she's sharing but has her own room. It's a good location. They do have a central courtyard that they can go sit. They do a lot with the people there. They have couples there who just need some extra assistance. If one spouse needs help, I would definitely recommend they both move in. It's reasonable. They are very helpful."

"I loved everything about them. I told my family that when I'm at an age where I need to go to assisted living, I need to go there. It was awesome, it's fairly new and all the rooms had hardwood floors. So it was great. The staff that gave us the tour was really on it. It was more of what I liked, and it would not be a good fit for my mother."

"My husband spent 6 months at Brookstone Terrace Woodruff. He suffered from Lewy Body Dementia and Parkinson's disease and lung cancer. During his time there he had a large private room and bath. He received excellent care.The facility is clean and the meals are very good, I ate with him almost every night. The staff was like a second family to both of us as well as my son.I really like that the dementia residents are mixed with the other residents and not locked up in a separate ward.The entire staff was kind, loving, and treated him like he was their Papa.I still go visit the staff and am always greeted with open arms and lots of hugs. Thank you Patrick for being instrumental in getting him transferred from the other place he was in and Thank you to the the rest of the staff for helping to make Brookstone a home away from home.I am convinced that God led me to make that phone call and follow up with a visit. I give them a Five star rating."

"Oakview Park was very spacious and very open. The residents seemed happy. The staff who toured me around was very friendly and very open. They had outside courtyards. There were a few restaurants that were not far from this facility. The upkeep of this place was great."

"My father will be moving into Manning Square. He liked that facility. It's excellent, very attentive to our needs, and compassionate. Shelby gave me the tour and she is very knowledgeable and professional. We have a one-bedroom apartment, that is beautiful. They had different floor plans and we got to tour them all, occupied and unoccupied, and they're spacious and very personal. I think what won my father over was knowing that there are so many activities planned and that the people that live there are part of the decision-making process. They have a spa, a puzzle area, and three common living rooms. They also have a garden. They're pet friendly and they have a lot of activities. The food looked great. We went during lunch and everybody was eating everything as if it were good food."

"I'm considering Viva Senior Living at Easley for my sister if everything goes well. Everybody I've talked to seemed real nice and helpful in explaining things. I've had family members there before and everything was OK."

"My wife is in Rosecrest Retirement Community. I'm also a resident. I have an apartment on campus, so I can be with my wife while she's in rehab. It's top-notch. In my experience with nursing homes, I think it's the best in Spartanburg or South Carolina. Independent living is also top-notch. I have my own apartment. It's not fully furnished, but it has all the utilities provided. I may make it a permanent situation because I'm 80 years old and my health is kind of deteriorating, too, so we both might be in assisted living before it's over with. I found the staff very caring and expert in their care and concern. The food is OK. I eat three meals a day here. I eat with my wife every meal. The upkeep and maintenance are excellent. The housekeeping is excellent. They keep everything clean and sanitary."

"Clean on inside & outside. Most of the staff is friendly. The other residents appear happy & healthy. Rooms are good size. They seem to have plenty of activities when fully staffed. The food needs some help & not all associates wear the hair net while serving the food. Turn over is an issue, & some newer hires want to do the least possible. Bebe is wonderful to the residents and addresses all concerns."

"Summit Place was really nice, big, and roomy. The staff was very nice and knowledgeable. I looked at the memory care area."

"I recently moved my Mom to Inverness. And even though she is farther away from me, I am no longer anxious for her care or her safety. The staff is like family to each other, to the residents in their care here, and to the family and friends of the residents. It is the place that if you needed for a loved one but were concerned that they may not get that "assisted living" environment, then it is the right choice. I would want to live here when the time comes. It is that much and more for the person living there and for the family members also. My brother and I feel that Mom is now in a happy, healthy, and caring place. Mom deserves the best and for what is offered and for the financial fairness that is Inverness of Spartanburg, we feel truly blessed. Thank you so much Staff and Residents for MAKING IT HAPPEN EVERY DAY."

"Our second choice would be Langston Square. We liked it because the size was not very big. It was very clean and the staff were very good that we interacted with. Overall, we felt it was a very nice facility. The staff was very good. Everything was very good. The only negative was the location. We viewed all the common areas."

"The Renaissance stands out to us because of its personal touch. The owner of the place lives there onsite. It is impeccably well-maintained too. I have seen nurses all over walking around the place. They also have activities where they take the residents out to go shopping, and they have events like guys night or girls night out where they go to restaurants and have dinner. They serve three meals a day. They have a huge array of food and you can choose to go to the line and make your own plate, or somebody can bring you your plate. Each of the rooms also has a small kitchenette, so if you choose to stay in your room and cook, you can. The room has a small refrigerator and a small kitchenette. The bathrooms are great too. There is a small church and a library onsite. It is very homey. Looking at all the tenants, everybody seems to be genuinely in a real good mood and looks very healthy. They also have two gym places. It seems they take a lot of pride in making sure their residents all have their independence, stay groomed, clean, and well fed. I really got a relaxed sense on all levels there. Today, that's my favorite place. They have everything from independent living to full care. It is probably the most affordable, but it is still very high."

"If I could afford it, I would send my mother to the Springs at Simpsonville. The place is very nice; it's very up-to-date, very modern, and elaborate. I think it's fairly new and well-kept. At that time, we had to make an immediate decision and the price just wouldn't fit our budget to be able to take her ther. It's not that they couldn't take care of her, but we just couldn't afford their rent yet. The people there are very nice. It's really nice, but like I said, it's just above what we could afford to pay for during this time. "

"My father spent about three weeks at Restoration Senior Living of Simpsonville, and we were not impressed with that one. They pulled him out of there. They had a memory care unit, and they did not live up to their promises. My mom pretty much had to go up there and help them take care of him. They did not give him his prescribed medicine for the first three days that he was there, and then they tried to claim that no one told them about it. We had to get him out of that place, so I do not recommend Restoration Senior Living of Simpsonville. I didn't take the tour, but I did go over there while he was there. On the surface, everything looked good there. When it came down to the staff, they were understaffed. Some were friendly, and some were not very friendly. I think the food was okay. Some days my mom would be like, "They had this, this, and this," and then the next day she was like, "This wasn't fit for anybody to eat." They had an outdoor area just for memory care. It was locked down by itself. They could not interact with the assisted living area, so that was a good thing."